Tag Archives: absolute immunity for misconduct

Translating DNA double talk: “adventitious matches” just don’t match.

Posted on March 14, 2019 by Susan Chandler

Adventitious – definition of adventitious by The Free Dictionary ad·ven·ti·tious (ăd′vĕn-tĭsh′əs, -vən-) adj. 1. Arising from an external cause or factor; not inherent: symmetry that was purely adventitious; adventitious circumstances that contributed to the plan’s success. 2. Biology a. Of … Continue reading →

Quote | Posted on March 14, 2019 by Susan Chandler | Tagged #FrameUps, absolute immunity for misconduct, American Bar Association, Brady v Maryland, Brevard County, Connick v Thompson, Department of Justice, DNA, FBI, Florida Bar Association, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Gary Daniels, Gary Harrell, Harris Corporation, Imbler v Pachtman, IRS, IRS Oversight Board, Jeff Abramowski, NCIC 2000, Richard Mair, Robert Ochala, TIGTA complaint no. 55-1106-0136-C, Treasury Department, Van de Kamp v Goldstein | Leave a comment

After over 35 years of serving someone else’s time, it’s time for #LoveFL to parole Gary Bennett, because #JohnPreston was a KNOWN fraud

Posted on March 12, 2019 by Susan Chandler

Update 3/14/2019: Although indisputably innocent, Gary Bennett was denied parole yesterday. Many additional years were tacked on to his eligibility, apparently based on Discipline Reports that he was offered no opportunity to refute, despite Florida Department of Corrections officers’ abysmal-as-it-is-obvious … Continue reading →

Posted in "false light", #ColorOfLaw, #CruelAndUnusual, #FailureToKeepFromHarm, #FauxForensics, Uncategorized | Tagged #FauxForensics, #MaliciousProsecution, absolute immunity for misconduct, America Bar Association, Brady v Maryland, Chris White, Comparative Bullet Lead Analysis, Connick v Thompson, Dale Sutton, Department of Justice, FBI, Florida Bar Association, Florida Today, Gary Bennett, Gerald Stano, hair and fiber analysis, Imbler v Pachtman, Innocence Project, Innocence Project of Florida, James Russo, Jeff Ashton, John Dean Moxley, John Preston, Juan Ramos, Julius Manning, Keith Pikett, Kenneth Furton, Lawson Lamar, Linroy Bottoson, Megan Winfrey, Norm Wolfinger, Orlando Sentinel, Phil Archer, Richard Winfrey, Roanoke Times, Stephen Epperly, Sutton v Rowland, USA Today, Van de Kamp v Goldstein, W David Dugan, Wayne Ivey, William Dillon, Wilton Dedge | 2 Comments

@WFSUnews misrepresents #LoveFL’s exoneration compensation

Posted on February 16, 2016 by Susan Chandler

Lawmakers Hope To Ease Compensation Process For Wrongfully Incarcerated Florida is one of 30 states that automatically compensates those who are wrongfully incarcerated. But Florida’s eligibility requirements mean not all exonerees get paid out once they’re freed. That’s because of … Continue reading →

Posted in "false light", #LoveFL, Uncategorized | Tagged absolute immunity for misconduct, Actual Innocence, American Bar Association, Brevard County, Clean Hands, Connick v Thompson, Crosley "Papa" Green, Crosley Green, Department of Justice, exoneration compensation, Factual Innocence, FBI, frame-ups, Gary Bennett, Gerald Stano, Imbler v Pachtman, Jack Parker, Jeff Abramowski, Jeff Ashton, Juan Ramos, malicious prosecution, Norm Wolfinger, Phil Archer, Rob Bradley, Van de Kamp v Goldstein, Wayne Ivey, WFSU, WFSU News, William Dillon, Wilton Dedge | 1 Comment

Albert Woodfox to be freed!

Posted on June 9, 2015 by Susan Chandler

Federal Judge Orders Angola 3’s Albert Woodfox Unconditionally Released After 43 Years in Solitary Confinement | Solitary Watch June 8, 2015 by Jean Casella and James Ridgeway This afternoon, a federal judge in Louisiana issued an unconditional writ of habeas … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged absolute immunity for misconduct, Albert Woodfox, Buddy Caldwell, Connick v Thompson, cruel and unusual punishment, Harry Connick Sr, Herman Wallace, Herman's House, Imbler v Pachtman, malicious prosecution, Robert King | Leave a comment

Hey #InnocenceIndustry: Remember Debra Baker, DAMMIT.

Posted on November 22, 2014 by Susan Chandler

How Ken Anderson was released after only five days in jail | http://www.statesman.com Former prosecutor [and district court judge] Ken Anderson was released from jail today after serving just half of his 10-day sentence for contempt of court in connection … Continue reading →

Posted in #InnocenceIndustry | Tagged #Impeach5Justices, #InnocenceIndustry, absolute immunity for misconduct, American Bar Association, Austin, Brady v Maryland, Connick v Thompson, Debra Baker, Debra Masters Baker, Imbler v Pachtman, Ken Anderson, malicious prosecution, Mark Norwood, Michael Morton, Van de Kamp v Goldstein | 1 Comment

Exonerations continue to rip-off taxpayers …

Posted on September 25, 2014 by Susan Chandler

Judge Approves $10 Million Wrongful Conviction Deal | New York Law Journal A federal judge has signed off on a $10 million settlement between Jabbar Collins and New York City, a pact that will award the wrongfully convicted man’s attorney … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged absolute immunity for misconduct, American Bar Association, Brady v Maryland, Brooklyn, Connick v Thompson, Giglio v United States, Imbler v Pachtman, impeach, Joel Rudin, John Roberts, malicious prosecution, New York Bar Association, New York Law Journal, prosecutorial misconduct, Van de Kamp v Goldstein | Leave a comment

Two-faced proposal for two Florida Supreme Courts

Posted on March 13, 2011 by Susan Chandler

When our legislators spout nonsense, our media publishes an opposing opinion or two and then stops there, only occasionally authoring forceful editorials that reveal proposed legislation as unethical. Read a bit of Thomas Jefferson if you believe that this practice … Continue reading →

Posted in Color of Law | Tagged absolute immunity for misconduct, American Bar Association, Comparative Bullet Lead Analysis, Dean Cannon, death penalty, Derrick Smith, false convictions, FBI, FBI bullet lead analysis, felon rights restoration, Florida Supreme Court, Imbler v Pachtman, Jimmy Ates, malicious prosecutions, Mike Haridopolos, privatization, prosecutorial misconduct, Rod Smith, scent evidence, supervisory misconduct, Timely Justice Act, Van de Kamp v Goldstein | Leave a comment